A vulnerable teenager lived in conditions "unfit for any animal" and was let down by those responsible for her care before her death. Kaylea Titford weighed 23 stone at the time of her death in October 2020 had a string of health issues and had been in a wheelchair since she was young.
The vulnerable 16-year-old girl who depended entirely on others for her care was left in "unbearable" living conditions, before she was found unresponsive on October 10, 2020, a court case has heard. Her mother Sarah Lloyd-Jones, 39, admitted manslaughter by gross negligence but her father, 45-year-old Alun Titford, denied the offence and stood trial in February where he was convicted by a jury. The pair were sentenced for their daughter's death on Wednesday, March 1 in Swansea Crown Court.
As the pair were sentenced, the court heard how they spent a staggering £1,000 on takeaways and fast foods in the three months before her death. These included 93 takeaways in the month before her death.
